Keep washed rind, blue, flavored and white rind cheeses in separate containers to prevent mingling.
These might tend to keep smaller cultures from mingling and fusing into bigger ones.
It's not as if we have to keep our cows from mingling with the neighbors.' The neighbor, mending the wall with Frost, says, "Good fences make good neighbors".
Campaign officials explained that security risks had kept Mr. Cheney from mingling more with crowds.
Freud called the arrangement a "remnant of the hypnotic method" and said that he continued it first of all because, frankly, he didn't like to be stared at all day, and — more to the analytic point — because it kept "the transference from mingling with the patient's associations imperceptibly" and allowed it to come more sharply into relief as a resistance.
The Perepilichnyys kept a low-profile, rarely mingling with the large community of Russians in London.
While doing pictorial justice to the spectacular landscape, Mr. Rogozhkin maintains a good sense of blood, dirt and sweat, human elements mingled together to keep the action rooted in some degree of reality.
If you won't have an opportunity to wash your clothes, tucking them away in a separate bag will keep you from having to mingle the clean with the dirty or sort through your stuff every time you want to change.
Since few of us have perfect address books, I think this challenge might keep people from using Mingle as a replacement for their default app the way it stands today.
The Titanic was fitted with grilles to prevent the classes from mingling and these gates were normally kept closed, although the stewards could open them in the event of an emergency.
